As November rolls in with its golden light and crisp evenings, Thanksgiving becomes the perfect excuse to wrap the whole family in something soft, warm, and undeniably adorable. In 2025, the clear winner for holiday sleepwear is bamboo—silky, breathable, hypoallergenic, and now dressed in the coziest fall colors and whimsical prints imaginable. PatPat has quietly perfected the art of turning bedtime into a celebration, and their snug-fit bamboo pajama sets feels like it was made for Thanksgiving tables, fireplace glow, and those long, lazy mornings after the feast.
What makes these particular sets stand out for Thanksgiving isn’t an overt “turkey and pilgrims” theme (thankfully), but rather a palette and playful spirit that feels exactly right for the season: glowing orange like falling maple leaves, soft apricot and warm brown like roasted chestnuts, sunshine yellow like candlelight on the dinner table, and gentle pink-purple tones that catch the last light of autumn sunsets. The childlike prints—friendly ghosts that look more like harvest sprites in these colors, smiling pumpkins, starry-eyed owls, and delicate doodles—spark imagination without locking the pajamas into a single holiday. They’re festive enough to feel special on Thanksgiving Eve, yet versatile enough to wear straight through winter.
Here are six standout sets that families are falling in love with this year.
1. Pink-Purple Magic Bamboo Pajamas for Toddler Girls
The moment you touch this set, you understand why parents keep calling it “cloud clothing.” The pink-purple version is especially dreamy—a soft lavender-pink that feels like dusk in November. Little girls twirl in the long-sleeve top and matching pants, the snug-but-stretchy fit moving with every leap from couch cushion to couch cushion.
The characters on the fabric look like they stepped out of a children’s storybook: clusters of adorable pumpkins with rosy-cheeked, smiling faces—scattered playfully across the entire ensemble. Perfect for the girl who insists on saying goodnight to the moon before finally drifting off after pie.
2. Vibrant Orange Bamboo Pajamas for Babies & Toddlers
Nothing captures the heart of autumn quite like this glowing orange-and-white set. Against a crisp white background, a parade of the happiest little jack-o’-lanterns you’ve ever seen bounces across the fabric—round orange pumpkins with tiny smiling faces, sparkly eyes, and the sweetest blush on their cheeks. The friendly white ghosts drift among them like floating marshmallows at a harvest party. Black cuffs and neckline add a playful pop that makes the orange faces shine even brighter.
The bamboo is feather-light, silky, and gently stretchy—perfect for chubby arms, kicking legs, and midnight cuddles. It’s the kind of print that turns a wiggly baby into a rolling ball of Thanksgiving sunshine, ready for parades, pie, and the coziest naps in between.
3. Classic Orange Bamboo Pajamas for Toddler & Bigger Kids
The same glowing orange, now scaled up for toddler girls and young kids who refuse to be left out of the matching fun. The slightly thicker bamboo blend gives just enough extra warmth for houses that run cool or for kids who kick off blankets the moment they’re asleep. The print remains delightfully childlike, but the cut is a touch more grown-up—still snug for safety, yet with enough stretch for cartwheels and late-night refrigerator raids for leftover pie.
4. Soft Apricot Bamboo Pajamas – The Understated Favorite
If loud orange feels too bold for your vibe, the apricot version is pure elegance. It’s the color of candlelight reflecting off a bowl of mashed sweet potatoes—warm, muted, and impossibly soothing. The prints here are delicate: tiny leaves and the gentlest ghosts imaginable. This is the set you reach for when you want your little one to look like they belong in a Norman Rockwell painting, only comfier. It photographs beautifully for those Thanksgiving-morning cinnamon-roll photos, too.
5. Rich Brown Bamboo Pajamas– Earthy & Evergreen
This creamy beige romper with warm mustard-brown cuffs is a Thanksgiving dream come true. Scattered across the buttery-soft bamboo fabric is the cutest all-over feast: juicy cheeseburgers, slices of pepperoni pizza, golden fries tucked into red-and-white cartons, swirly ice-cream cones, and little milk cartons wearing tiny hearts. Each treat is drawn in a playful, hand-sketched style with just enough detail to make little ones point and giggle in recognition.
6. Sunshine Yellow Bamboo Pajamas – Pure Happiness in Fabric Form
Finally, the yellow set brings a beam of warmth to even the grayest November morning. It’s the color of cornbread fresh from the oven, of candle glow on grateful faces. The prints dance across the fabric with the same playful energy as the rest of the collection, but the golden background makes everything feel celebratory. This is the one grandparents can’t resist buying “just because,” and the one kids fight over when it comes out of the dryer still warm.
Why Bamboo Is the Only Choice This Thanksgiving
Cotton simply can’t compete anymore. Bamboo viscose is cooler in stuffy guest rooms, warmer when the fire dies down, softer than anything that’s ever touched tender skin, and naturally resistant to odors (crucial after a long day of kitchen helping and leaf-pile jumping). Every set is tag-free, stretchy enough for growth spurts, and washes beautifully—emerging from the dryer even softer than before.
Most importantly, these pajamas turn bedtime into part of the holiday memory. There’s something magical about watching siblings line up in their matching (or artfully coordinated) sets for the annual Thanksgiving Eve movie, about carrying a sleeping toddler to bed in fabric that feels like forgiveness after a day that started at 5 a.m. with parade excitement. These are the pajamas that end up in the “keep forever” box—the ones your kids will pull out years later and instantly remember the smell of sage and the sound of family laughter.
In 2025, Thanksgiving style is quiet, comfortable, and full of wonder. PatPat’s bamboo collection delivers exactly that: sleepwear that feels like a hug, looks like autumn bottled up in fabric, and turns the simplest moments—brushing teeth in a row, reading one more story, collapsing in a pile on the couch—into the kind of memories that glow for decades.
So this year, let the kids greet the holiday (and the long weekend of leftovers) wrapped in the softest, cutest, most Thanksgiving-perfect pajamas they’ve ever owned. Because some traditions are best worn close to the heart—and even closer to the skin.
